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sanjays mummi

Goodness!, did I pee You off?. I am a 70 year old widow. I am a Pagan minister, and if I wanted to learn about your religion I would research it.
So tell me, how many Indian Ringneck Parrots do You have?.

sanjays mummi

This is an Indian Ringneck site, the Indian Ringneck is a bird. If I wanted to learn about your religion I would research it, it has No place on these boards.

sanjays mummi

Hi and welcome

sanjays mummi

Have you tried giving him treats through the bars? Or eating your meals next to the cage, he will come close to see what you have to share.

sanjays mummi

You're welcome, gloves and grabbing are the worst, they must be terrifying for a bird. I have allowed my bird to develop at her own pace in her own time, respect is a two way thing.

sanjays mummi

I'm not 100% sure, but my bird rubs her forehead against my mouth when I nuzzle her, and it's definitely affection.

sanjays mummi

My 7 yr old is the same, she was aviary hatched and parent reared, the only time I can touch her is when she crouches and clucks, then I can stroke her and scritch the back of her neck, so it's only been the last few years she has allowed me to do this. I personally, think it stems from when she was...

sanjays mummi

It depends if budgie cage is big enough!, at 8 weeks my bird was much bigger than a budgie. Northern Parrots, Scarletts parrot supplies are great to deal with, hopefully they send to your part of the world, their birds "test" all their toys, so they know they are safe. My bird will play wi...

sanjays mummi

Grabbing your bird is The Worst thing you can do!!, Of Course you get bitten!, your bird is saying No! Back Off!. Don't be so impatient.

sanjays mummi

Vegetable dye is used, as anything else would be toxic, parrots chew!, I am very careful where I source toys etc from, but, yes, vegetable dye runs I'm afraid.

sanjays mummi

Is it an Indian Ringneck Parakeet mutation?, if it Isn't, what are you doing, asking on an Indian Ringneck Parakeet site?.

sanjays mummi

They don't All talk, and some talk very quietly, you can't always hear them.
He is not taste testing you, or biting you, he is checking to see if your arm is strong enough to sit on, they do this with perches and branches, try and get him to step up on to a stick.

sanjays mummi

How old is your bird?, my birds breeder told me I had a DNA sexed male, by the age of three she was clucking and crouching, and obviously female. Males usually have their collar by two years of age. You could send off for a DNA sexing kit,, or wait and see. There's quite a difference between blue an...

sanjays mummi

I know how that anticipation feels!

sanjays mummi

Hi Rob, and welcome. I have been reporting this spam for Ages, and Nothing is being done about it, I'm sure it's the reason so many have left. My bird, aged 7 yrs has started chewing flexes, electrical ones!, so I thought I had better warn you, she never used to do this, but it is common in parrots ...

sanjays mummi

I don't think there is any serious issue here, it might be an idea to ask an avian vet, or look for an avian behaviourist website.My bird only did this when she had her nursery cage, but she also used her perches a lot.

sanjays mummi

Have his wings been clipped?, it's possible he feels insecure on perches if this is the case.

sanjays mummi

I agree, far too much spam swamping the boards here.

sanjays mummi

My bird was the same at first, But, she was Aviary hatched and Parent reared, this doesn't sound like a hand reared birds behaviour at all. You didn't actually meet the breeder, you can only go by someone elses word. My advice is to treat her like a semi feral aviary hatched bird, and have lots of p...

sanjays mummi

Don't attempt to clip the damaged tip yourself, get a vet to do it. I doubt if your bird is in pain, my concern is that she might catch it on something and make matters worse. It is Not life threatening, it just needs to be clipped, a vet will be able to stop any bleeding should it occur.

sanjays mummi

Mellie, I worked for the RSPCA and they only take neglected or badly treated animals, if you live in the UK, check out The Parrot Zoo, they have a website, I have donated to them several times, they rescue parrots.

sanjays mummi

I don't remember reading Any post about Cookie, or the reason Why you want to rehome this adorable fid.

sanjays mummi

You need an optician!, what has this to do with Indian Ringneck Parakeets?, twit.

sanjays mummi

Hello and welcome, we need new members, so many have left,

sanjays mummi

They should become a bonded pair, and may eventually breed, I'm no expert, or breeder, so you will need to read threads on here when the time comes, I believe they share parental responsibility, I think it depends on environmental factors too, generally speaking, animals don't breed if their environ...

sanjays mummi

There is absolutely No reason to believe they will turn feral, yes, they need to be kept separate for now, and a divider should be ok, are they male?, female? Or a pair?, but letting them out separately is a very good idea, if they bicker over food, give them their own food in their separate compart...

sanjays mummi

Coconut oil is a better option, sunflower seeds are fatty, and my bird prefers Fresh seeds foraged from fresh fruit. Millet needs to be rationed too, the healthiest nuts to offer are walnuts, in fact, my bird won't eat any other, and will not eat dried banana, It is actually cheaper here in the UK t...

sanjays mummi

Daily cleaning is imperative, even the perches, they can so easily pick up an eye infection from rubbing their beaks on dirty perches, I give the cage a really thorough clean once a week, it's surprising how much mess just one little bird can make!

sanjays mummi

He needs more time, four months is nothing!, and the more you try and insist, the more disobliging he will be. You don't know if he's had a bad experience, maybe being handled to have his wings clipped has put him off?, with dogs we call it "hand shy", I'm personally against clipping, I ha...

sanjays mummi

Hi and welcome, we need fresh blood here the site is almost dead, only a few of the old guard left, and spam has been allowed to swamp the boards.
It will be interesting to see if your bird is male or female, not that it matters, they are equally as loveable.

sanjays mummi

As a rule of thumb a baby has little all black boot button eyes, and will not be fully fledged, it's tail will be quite short too. An older juvenile will have orange eyes with black pupils, fully fledged and have a medium length tail, but will still be quite small.

sanjays mummi

Hello and welcome. They are beautiful. IRN's come in a variety of colours when aviary bred, yours are not what I'd call "wild" green, and your blues are not the blue as seen on here, but you will find out the Exact colours if you search this site. I'm not a breeder or expert, It is possibl...

sanjays mummi

Absolutely gorgeous!, the colour reminds me of bluebells. Very young tho'
I suffer from PTSD, but since I got my bird seven years ago, I haven't needed medication, as you rightly say, their little sing songs, and droll antics are extremely funny.

sanjays mummi

He looks ok to me, my bird is moulting too, and they go through a tatty phase, I give mine "Feather Up" supplement, you can order it online, also, coconut oil is good for skin and plumage, just a little on their food.

sanjays mummi

I had to google Redquill, the only chooks I'm familiar with are the Rhode Island Red, and Buff Beauty my Irish grandfather kept. Redquill are extremely beautiful. As for Amerindian people cock fighting, I thought they had respect and affection for All animals, how times have changed, sadly. I don't ...

sanjays mummi

It's much better to let them settle in Inside a cage, where they feel safe, you don't want your bird to panic Outside the cage and fly into objects that could injure him, like windows. If he doesn't like stepping up on you just yet, don't force the issue, he is deliberately avoiding eye contact by p...

sanjays mummi

Lutino refers to the colour (yellow), "chickster" is my name for a baby/juvenile bird.

sanjays mummi

Without DNA testing, you will have to wait two years to find out what gender your little lutino chickster is, still fairly young, maybe 8 Weeks to 3 months?, very very cute!

sanjays mummi

It takes more than a week!, and with older birds maybe even longer to adjust, they must learn to trust you, they are in a strange environment, with strange people, they need lots of time and patience, Don't force them into Anything, you could get bitten, and an IRN draws blood when angry or scared. ...

sanjays mummi

Foot toys when he is out, my bird loves simple things like the unused dosage caps from laundry detergent bottles, small chews that are sold for hamsters and Guinea pigs (fruit flavoured wood), cat balls with bells in the middle. If you have the space, a play stand, my bird potters around on the top ...

sanjays mummi

Hello and welcome. When you build the cage make sure it is easy to keep clean, my bird had a palace, but it was very hard work getting into the nooks and crannies. You talk of game bird fighting, it has been illegal here in the UK for centuries. Unfortunately, only a few of us left on this site, and...

sanjays mummi

Hi and welcome, unfortunately only a few of us here, apparently, and many threads have been sabotaged by spam.

sanjays mummi

Hi and welcome. Personally I would ignore the negatives, it's all about your approach and your birds reaction to it. If you put yourself in a position where you will get bitten, you Will get bitten!, my bird was aviary hatched and parent reared, and she is the sweetest little pal eight years later. ...

sanjays mummi

They are beautiful!, by the time they settle in, hopefully they will be ok with the budgies, but when they mate it will be mayhem!, best keep the budgies seperate, perhaps indoors?

sanjays mummi

Then you should have explained you have BPD at the start, my daughter has Schizophrenia, I would have made allowances ok?. This site is virtually dead, and being swamped with spam, so there are only a handful of us old guard on here, it doesn't sound as though you are 100% sure of your birds genders...

sanjays mummi

Good for you, we don't like Rude people on here anyway.

sanjays mummi

Someone doesn't have any patience, posted Yesterday, Gone today, I'm not surprised he gets nipped, he expects everything Now.

sanjays mummi

If the dimensions are the same I would say go for it. The ad says canaries and parakeets, as long as they Don't mean budgerigars!, you can always add extra coop cups, as it only appears to have one or two, what a shame Liberta don't export to the US, I know it seems expensive, but compared to Rainfo...

sanjays mummi

I don't think you will be disappointed, it's lovely quality, and easy to keep clean, I have always bought from Liberta ( a UK company), you get a certificate of guarantee, and in my case, there were three new toys included. It cost £280.approx in British pounds.
Let me know what you think.

sanjays mummi

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, this is quite normal, they need to acclimatise and settle in with the minimum of fuss, noise, and interference, but don't be fooled!, they take Everything in!, Ms Sanjay would hop on to the perch nearest to me when I was talking on the phone!, eavesdropping. Trust is b...

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